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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21
WEST ADDISON.

Mrs. Jane Harris is quite sick.
Aaron Hines has returned home from
the West.
c. N. Goodale is repairing the inside of
his house.
The latest arrival was boy at Oliver
VanderhOof's.
Amos Willmarth has his new house on
his lake farm nearly completed.
r. C. Goodale is at Mrs. Ardelia whit
ford) Posts at Pattonville, Mo.
Mrs. A. Barnes is at Pittsburgh, N.
Y, visiting her daughter, Mrs. winslow
Watson.
Hosea, infant son of Will and Jessie
(Norton) Adams, died and was buried
last week.
James Raine has built an ell on the
west side of his house and is repairing it
otherwise.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21
WEYBRIDGE,


Charles Gilmore of Swanton was at NJ.
E. Sprague's over Sunday.
Miss Melissa Dow of Bristol is visiting
at Mr.. Lucius J. Wright's.
Thomas Murphy is about to erect a
dwelling near Huntington's Falls.
Judson Wickus has gone to North
Adams, Mass, to work in drug store.
Messrs. Sprague, Child and Boies and
the latter's son are at kellogg's bay this
week in pursuit of ducks.
H. Adams and wife left for vineland,
n. j., Wednesday. They were accom-
panied to New York by G. W. Cobb.
The delegates from the Methodist Epis-
copal church to the State Sabbath-school
convention are M. n. Baker and Ernest
L. Sturtevant.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss May, daughter of Loyal Hunt
ington, and S. F. Fox of Rutland, Oh
Wednesday evening, the Goth inst.
October being the month of corn ant
other fruits of the earth, the Weybridgt
w. C. T. L. will hold corn social, where
all the various products of corn will bt
served, at the Congregational church il
Weybrdge, Wednesday evening, Oct
20; supper tickets, 10 cents. All are
cordially invited.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21
CORNWALL.

Some of our people are hauling their
coal from the lake and getting it for $3.50
a ton.
Work on the church under the direc-
ton of Smith Il Allen is progressing
finely.
DR.. Bond has returned from visit to
his son, Horace, who is located near
Keene, n. H.
ii. b. Scovel is busy with his long au-
ger putting in order the water supplies
for the winter.
Quite quantity of potatoes are being
shipped from the field. Fifty and 50 cts.
are the ruling prices.
Miss Sarah Guernsey, so well known
among us as successful teacher, expects
soon to leave for the West
There will be parlor meeting of the
Y. W. c. T. L. at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Ira L. Hamblin, Thursday eve
ming, Oct. p. All friends of the union
are cordially invited.
The debate before the Young Mems So
ciety regarding the value of corn and po-
tatoes to the farmer was quite spirited /;
nearly all being agricultural men, the
subject interested them and was handled
accordingly. The next meeting of the
society will be on Monday evening, the
3lst, when the question, Resolved, that
high license law would be more benefi-
cial to the cause of temperance than the
present prohibitory law" will be consid-
cred. 1t will be supported by F. II. War
ner and j. w. Atwood, and Daniel Austin
and VIM. Lavaley will speak in the neg
alive. The subject is one that interests
all and the public are invited to be pres
ent.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21
RIPTON.


Our first hard freeze came on the 18th
inst.
Mrs. Ira Boynton, who has been very
sick, is now considered out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Murray rejoice over a
daughter born to them on the 18th inst.
Snow fell for an hour on the morning
of the 18th inst. 1t was the first of the
season.
d. w. Smiths little daughter, Cora,
stepped out few days ago and picked a
nice lot of ripe raspberries.
On the 18th the Salisbury base bali
players came to town intent on carrying
away a nice ball our professors of the
twisting globe had, but after several
hours trial gave it up, not liking the
looks of the score, which stood II to "a.
One day last week the eastern part of
the town was thrown into quite ferment
through the arrival of our efficient sheriff
with posse bent on the arrest of stran-
ger who had been lingering in that vicin-
ity for some time. The chap was found
and secured, but proved not to be the
man that was wanted and he was allowed
to go, and for good reasons of his own the
next morning he left. He evidently did
not wish to be disturbed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21

Mrs. P. A. Goodale has been visiting at
her daughters, Mrs. Elias Storrs, and al
so at her sons, C. n. Goodale.
Joseph Nailor and wife haye moved in.
to the house with Tom Wilcox, near
Snake mountain, for the winter.
Rev. Benz. Cox and wife returned home
last week from Connecticut, where they
went to visit their son, Orville Cox.
Mr.. George Martin and wife and Mar
tin Sargent, wife and daughter of Ran
dolph, VT, were the guests of Henry c.
Norton recently.
1t was recently reported that there had
been four deaths with typhoid fever in
this place. There have been but two
Mrs. Pecue and Mr.. Allis.
Henry Harris is at his mothers, quite
sick. lie had just recovered from ty-
phoid fever, when he went from his home
to see his mother, who is i'll, and while
there was taken down again, so that he
is confined to his bed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21
v II CORNWALL.

Ebert To- nd of Pavilion, n. Y,
was in town week for a short call.
Mrs. d. + Glens Falls, n. Y,
has lately bp own calling on her old
friends.
Mr.. and Nj II. f. Taylor attended
the marriagc Zana Clark of Addison
Wednesday c' ing.
The Ladie nd society will hold their
next meeting With Miss Alice Wooster on
Wednesday ernoon, the Goth.
The very fine weather is improved by
all in various ways. Apples are gathered
and there are few fine lots. Quite good
deal of cider is being made.
Rev. Mr.. Shirll of Whiting will deliver
a lecture on "Kosauth at the Baptist
church in this place on Friday evening,
Oct. IS. Ha!f of the proceeds will be
given to the Ladies' Aid society of this
place; the other half is also for benevo-
lent purpose, we believe foreign missions
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

George, son of Henry Gilman, died
here on the 4th inst. His age was about
nine years.
With the exception of the Woodcock
child and Mrs. j. j. Nancy, there have
been no cases of diphtheria here.
The remains of Mrs. Jane M. Nash, who
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs
f. d. Nash, in st. Adams, on Friday last
were brought here on Saturday for in
terment. Rev. Mr.. Thompson of Middle.
bury officiated at the services. The dec
eased was rs years of age and was the
mother of J. NJ. Nash of this village and
of j. 4. Nash of Middlebury.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21
GRANVILLE.

d. II. Whitney made this season from
the lst of May to the lst of October eight
and one-fourth tons of cheese, perform
On the 18th inst. he shipped two tons at
II cents a pound, and by actual count
has on hand l67 cheeses averaging 80 lbs.
each. Mr.. Whitney will continue the
business through the winter He has for
ty cows in his herd, and takes the milk
from the neighboring farmers, who bring
it to the factory.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21
County 11ems.
BRISTOL.

BRISTOL.
Mrs. William Bosworth is slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs. S. w. Hatch has been sick for sew
eral weeks.
A young son of Mrs. o. V. Carpenter
is very sick with malarial fever.
Mrs. Morrison's house on West street
is nearly ready for occupancy.
Meetings are being held day and eve
ming at the M. f. church this week.
N. II. Munsill and Mrs. Moses returned
to their home in Malone last week.
H. S. johnson has leased hotel in
Richmond, and will move to that place
soon.
A meeting of the Bristol Lecture asso-
citation, called for Tuesday evening, was
adjourned to the 24th.
Pat O'Neil has greatly improved his
block by a fresh coat of paint, new steps
and other improvements.
The selectmen have sworn in Ed. Good
rich and c. W. Corey as special police for
year. Both are good appointments.
Charley Hanchett and w. A. Lawrence,
with their wives, have gone to Shrews-
bury to visit G. p. Phalon and wife, who
formerly resided here.
Rev. S. S. Bidwell of Hartford, n. Y,
was in town over last Sunday. He occu-
pied the desk at the Baptist church Sun
day morning and evening.
Prof. Lowy will show us what he
knows about the magic art at Holley
hall on Friday evening of this week, and
will remain four evenings.
c. A. Thomas, late of the Cyclorama,
Boston, will give an illustrated lecture on
Here and There in the Civil War;
Thursday evening of this week.
a report was in circulation here last
week that Mrs. Genie Woodruff, formerly
a resident here, now living over the lake,
was dead and buried. 1t proved to be a
mistake. H"o is recovering from severe
illness.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21
New HAVEN.

Mr.. Albert II. Langdon, whose death
in Chicago on the 18th inst. is elsewhere
noted, was a native of this town, and a
brother of Emerson A. Langdon, who
now resides on Town Hill. The deceased
left here about 20 years ago for Tennes-
see, but for the last Is years had lived in
Chicago, where he was in the printing
business
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21
SHOREHAM.

Miss Lou Douglas returned from New
York and Scranton, Pa, last week.
Prof. wager of Middlebury college
supplied the Congregational pulpit last
Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Turner and Rollie expect to
60 to Rutland Thursday of this week to
spend week.
Mrs. l.. b. Southwick returned to East
Middlebury Friday last, having visited
friends here for few days.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21

the house of correction; Ellis Davis, for
assault, 500 and costs; Mary A. Browne,
for five first offences, $50 and costs; Tim
othy Clifford, for % first offences, $3.50
and costs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-10-21

leading off in this enterprise, and If it
can be made to succeed it will extend
among sheep-breeders in western Yer
mont,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-26
ga neIhe Gieher.

1s8ef, 6la., 25. @ai.-9a5 Taf.
trsteu bes geIben 6iebers 3u 10 frtiber SAB.
resseit miro einen idwer i4IOi9en6en Gin
fluB uuf bic biefgeu @ei66ftsiuterefsu uas-
iibeH. Die erfeu Spuptcme bonn geIben
Sisber SeiGte Elm getriiier Batter, tuel5er &C.,
fern Norgen farb. Seine Srau unO S9wi=
germ pnrben Elm paar Gage barauf tranf,
uub Eruu 8afer iiarb ebenfilts i'm 2aufe bas
porgeEriger 9ageR. Sn Bplge Der Eobeas
fdQe berrfdt in Der Stabt uHter ben 6renoen
elm poniIder S6refen. 8iele beritlbeu usrz
ltsBen am Sreitag aberb per 9anpfer S:e
Stuet, pdbrenS 2tHoere Der SegeIi1tffe fiji
;ur Sluht bsbienten,
8afbiugton, 3. g. 25. Nai. st.
nsrOIar3t SanitItsu pom uRariue 5oiFttul"
erIIGl., baB er offi3ielle Ra6ri6t BON Dem
4uitreten bss gelbsn 6iebers in See Bef
erhaIteu babe, baB aber bic 3uftiube Hibt 10
ior9niBsrressno pGren, nm bic 0iitie DER
8sgieruug III erbstiden. Die 9s'uubbsit3
Seb6rOe in 8ep=g8sft pdre aus ben tiittigs
fen N1nuern SuiCmmen geiett, pelda que
8Orfebrangeu getrofen batten, bic Serbreis
tuu9 Der Sranfbeit ju oerbtiteu. &r CLAUDE,
oas bic Sruutbeit auf ben istigeH 6erJ be
idrduit bleibe, uHS feline llriaGe III e,nen
Banit borhou0en iei.
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GtItAba6n Was1ateH tW 8te4'
tttttt9.

RepsgOrf, 25. Wtai. - 8ertreter Ser
p3rnuacontiuentot QiHieu," ser y@eutraI'
Traific. qIioeiaticn," Der y yIIIociatloH Der +,
Itden Stnmmbabnen" uHO Der p5owl'er
gabnen" battsn bier cine geuIeiuiaafli4e
SitUng I'M giireau beS &ommifidrS Stint,
gde 8rOaOpup uno 9eoHaroftrlBe. &S hauz
belte iit babel nm cine entiprehenOe Ser
tbeilpng Der Srahtz uub Bnfagierrateu ut
3urdblIete puo 9ur1fra6t mad Der Bcciz
fic. SiiIe gemGB ben Befiulmuugeu Oes 3uiz
idenflaotli6en Serfebrsgeieses. Die Arbeit
purbe geitern uidt srleoigt uuo miro beute
gormittag mn balb 10 llbr tpieber aufgeHOuI'
men mer6en. - Die Observation-Disclosures
ten Der Stammltnien bielten in benz geulHn,
ten Btireau 9aaera ebenfaa8 etHe Stgung
uub beeHSigteu bic arrangements fir yer.
fdmeISuug Der ugaltimoresO5io=" UnO Der
,Rems9 s9ort. Sntario. g6 efterRs Babu" nit Der
,,@afile. .9arben. Afociatiou" Der Stammbnb=
nen. Den beioen Sabuen, bic biSbsr anger.
balb Der GIociatiOH fauoeHr murOeH entipre,
6enoe 9ifiersnttalrnteE gemdbrt, mas fte be-
nUg, oer aHociatiOn beijutreteu.
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Der Qenf[Ge Gorre(pOnOent.
9m @crtd,t8s.m,tter erTd,o iIett.


&oduilIe, Qfo., 25. gfai.-9er aIf
Sennte 4nberiOn 9emadte idanbbare I'm.
griff bate gefteru elm tra9ildes y?a9Iptel.
Sohn Sanoerbur9, Der angeblidle Saritber
tesSerbredens, murbe ndmlid bei'm SAluile
IeiHes Soroerh0rs i'm 9eri4ts3immer erl5o'
ZEN. Em lsttsH 9OnnerIta9e erihieH elH
Rann i'm ARSerion'ihen WCpupauS UuS er.
indte I'M Elm @lns 28niier. Seunte Iuoer'
ion, bic gebiloete uuo au9emetn bellebte
&ehter zines Der angsisbenfeu SHr9er BON
Bates &ount1, entipraf benz 8erlaHaeu oes
TremosH unS tuuroe babel bon Dem Ge5t,s
rem angepadt, dl0roIormirt unb gum Opter
eiue8 ramenloien SerbrehenS 9en1ad}t. Das
Oido6en befano iidb our 3eit bes Sorfaus al.
leiR i'm SauIe. Balo 6arauf muroe Sdnoer=
burg ais Der mutbmaBlibe Ehdter oerbaf!et
uno euteiug MIR nit tnapper yfotb einem
gGnd9erldt. us er nit Seuule confrontlrt
murse, behquptete oieieIbe, i'm ais ben Nu.
greifsr 3u ertsuneu. &ue Uiitglieoer Der 5a=
mile IuoeriOn unb Diele auoere beroorra'
9enoe Siirger Der 9egeno p0baten beul &c.
itri9en &OroerbEr bel. Senaie er;Gblte Die
@in;elnbeiteu bes Sorfalls, unS Der InJe>
tIa9te mahte eineu semIib idledlt geluHJe,
uen @erIu6, Elm Nlibi 81 betpelien. Der
&idter bate gerabe oerfiinbigt, bas er Den
@eiun9ensu inter $4,000 8iir9ihaft flcate,
els Elm ShuB fie1, tpel6eu glei5 0araui
3tpei rpeitere foIgteR. 8Qe Iupeienoau fto
ben erihredt auseiuan0er, nno 0IS Die 9tube
mie6er bergeItellt mar, lag Sdnberbutg eut=
eelt nuf oem Boben. yiiemau0 !DeiS per
Die Sd)iiiie nbftuerte, ie6o9 belt Der 0iltter
eS fir nngemtiien, 3tpat SriiOer Sennie An.
terion's, bic ft i'm 9eri4ts5immer bsfun'
ben hQtteil, nerhaten III ldiieu.
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ssjf6ttet Genfitft al: oer 9attfe
&iIS4e

aforta, Or, 25, gtai. - g8abrenb Der
gIadt bonn leeten WtOntag iiberfilL cine
Sd)dar bemaffneter Dtdnner Die SLIDER al
Der Bnfer's Bai, nahe SlpatO. gegeuiber
BON Aforiu, uno 5erf0rteu 6iIafaueH, Brab'
men uub Bfablrammen uu0 anoeres Gt9en,
thum i'm 8ertbe oou $4,000 bis $4,000. Die
glaentbimer Der 6aueu uurbeH 0ertrieb:u.
Gie @eWalhbat ID ~ras Reultat zines Sou-
ilittes 3pijden Den 6ii9eru. uelte 2atie in
c,r Giinbung bes Columbia 6t0er nit Jtel-
gen fangeH, mn benienigen, wel&e BIZ 81
i6erei our6 4nmeubuug BON 5alieu bstret,
ben. Die Grferen bsbanpteu, buB bic lee,
tere Retbobe bic Slide anSrotte uao nas 81.
ider.igemerbe binneH Surjem perHl9ten
psr6e. Die ltBte 2e8iSlatur wurbe eriu5t,
Elm @eies geaeH ben 6iidfan8 nit 5aIen 3n
puiiren, aletn bic Engelegenbeit muroe uht
srlebiot. Guf bsm aeglnti5er lieGsnoen 6lu5.
ufer i'm Serritorium g8aibiHgtoH tHo a5n.
lide @emottbaten uertibt wOrOen, uaO man
Glanbt iebt, bQB bic ReBfiiher nidt ruAen
mtrSeu, bis ole SalIen ;erf0rt iinO.
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8eftobtcneS GiseatbnRG aarGd er
InffGf

gtetp.0ort, 25. Mai. - Gin She'll ber
Dor einsr QBo6e aus Der 8obnung oeS Qru.
Sobu 3. &hseOer in &ebarblrf, SIS, ga.
raubten SiIbera6en gum Q8ertbe BON $4,000
nuroe gefern Norgen 3ufdatg BON emem sur
arbeit gebenbeH Blumber, Namens 8arl
@ros, bel 6emlett8 mie6er geiunben. 8roB
ab etruo ;tpei Dieileu bon Dem Qauie @bee.
per's auf Der Strl5e mad 3fodapap eiueu
Dumb ben YOoen aufidarren uno an eiHeu
StId 3eug serren, oas in Die gr6e oergvaz
ben mar. 9roB fanb, baB oa8 Stid 3eug
Elm Siidtud mar, pel6es eineu Sbell bes
Silbergeidirra cntbielt, fir befien 2Bteoerer,
InHquHq Sr. @beeoer eine BeIohuun9 bon
$500 uusgeiett bate. Sa Der Wdae Der
Stttle, no Der Suu0 oergraben mar, bemtrfte
man 3pei rerbd9tig auSieheube SnbiJOuen
umber idleiden, melhe B9lBeicapitdu Ra
oonaeb bon 9iodapa1 uno 6iilfS Sheriii
Carpenter ION Samaica ipdter oerbafteteI.
8ie beioen SerbGdti9en. meld)e thre Rlmen
ole RihaeI @aoin un6 SimOtbp 6Iabertg
auqoben uuO in Stem Yort 3u rpObHeH BE-.
bnIpteten, mur6en ais sic beioen gtdlner
ioentifisirt, bic fd bel 6etpletts berun1 aetrie
hen batten; fie oefritteu iHoeB, III @6eeuer'5 5
6aus eiusebro6eH 81 Tin. Die Utiuuer be-
'nnbeu I'D, ais lie Uerbaitet ruurben in elmer
S0ble, in pelder anger @inbre1er,u arfj jeas
gen ni6ts gRertbooues gefunoeH nlroe. sic
perbeu heute benz 6idter 0enoridiou in Sl,
Eaica oorgefHbrt. &upt. Raoanagb gllubt,
oaR bic SeIhaiteten Den StHbruh in @bses
OerS gSphuuna nlrtlhteu.
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GEttaap,er QRnhlidlwIt It1OeI.

Chicago, 25. 02ai. - Das republita.
niIde, lrnle oas benOtratiide Gouutp Sen.
trdl'&omtte nominitteu oorgefern genleiu.
lame &anetbGten iir nos 8tdteramt. Drei
8empfraten unO ebenIo piele 8epubIitaner
nnroen aIigeieat. ue5er Die Art, rpie Die
gtominnttonen qemaht purben. fnO ueriAie=
etne itniotlOneGe 9eriaie i'm llmlauf. @t-
ner tief9en abenO3ettung 5pfOl9e wuroe ein
bet Der leHten @abI gri6lageUtr oemOiclu=
lter @au0iOat, NameH5 U}oiss. uoH uisr
WIlt9lls0stR Ses Central Gomit2's biu9i
uuo thm er6fnet, er t6nue uomiairt ipersea,
menn er nit $1,000 IN Slar btrau5 ride
g8oles babe bieis Sffe1tt nit gntriiituug ;u-
rid gepieieu. 9as Bfatf min IerEer piisn,
CAP Gbniibe SoriaIdge aaoereu Ber)oHen
9smndt nno ton btHitl6eH aageHgmntl
murSsn; Sie EttrehsHesH isieH oaun auh
mtrtlih npminiit lporoen. Nameu meroeu
boTlGnfia uidt oeuqrut.
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y9r. 1926.
8r6uEpaIO'S Sroses.

Reus9 orr, 25. Mai.-9i 9ifrittsaunnlt
Sfiogpap beaRtrngte 9efern IN ben AlfleH
bic Serurtbeilung bon Gbeobor @r0npalo,
Ses 'fulOia ertanHtsH gf6roers bon SgmaH
9. ReeEs. Sertbeisiger SinSlep bat nm et@
neu gnfihub unb erjdbIte, 9rOnpdlo babe
ibm einiae StunoeH porber mltgetbeilt, oaB
er uuumcbr i'm Stln6e iei, eu Alibi na43u@
neiien. @iner latner Sreunoe MIL stneH
DtaHH aufgefunoeH babeH, Der am 10. Vtar3'
abenbs BON bis y llhr, nit Dem An9ss
flaaten Sarten 1eipielt baben iou. SetrehS
bes observation-disclosures @r0Hmalo's Dor ll9r
fSnne Sefeu Sdpefer 4usiunft seben. pr.
Siuslsn erfldrte feruer, oaB er anoere meme
SepeiIe bei3ubriugeH oermodte, nelfe ole
4nsiaaeu siniasr Der 5auptbelafIn9sjeu9eu
bisusidt erid,iitteru piirosn. Die 0heHtltbe
Oieiuuna ueiae fart Der Auiidlt juI eaB
@r0umuIo an benz Ntoroe unihUloIg iet.
Wtuu bofie, SaB Ii1 elm Rsuidenirenno ttHs
ben miirSe, Inn bic SoRen elmer BerntIn9 on
bic b0bereu SuftauSen su tragsn. Der 0i@
friitSan.unlt melnte, eS iei b6tf ionoerbar'
oaS @10nmalc nid3t ielbit beidmoren babe
oaB er in Der Ratht bes Is. Dtdrj Sdrten &c"
| ipielt. Gid1ter Yioore be3eihHete ben gSahr'
| iplI6 Der Sur1, neld1e ben Yt0r0er lhuloig
| ipra6, fir einen burd bic 8erpeile buraauS
| qers6tfertigteu uuo bob gleibfals beroOrr
| 6us has nodberige Iuiftubeu ansebIi9sr
Gntlafuugsssugen ibm eigeutbitmlih ers
| idbeiue. Die 5dIIun9 bes llrtbetlSipru4eS
nurbe oann, ndfsem Der %ertbeiOi9er anqe'
ptelen uorosn, Die pAffioaOitS" 8etrsffs Der
ueueu gepeiie Sru. RibgnuB Obne Ser,ug
III iiberutitteln, bis Sunt Sreitag oerihoben.
! Dem SeruebmeH mad petB aHDaIt Stnsleq
| ielbff ni1t, tper ei9entlidl Der urleue GHtla4
| fiuugsSeuse" IN. Srotbem min er GIle pc
bel in Semsguug ieBeH, nm etneu neuen
groses 3u erlaugen.-8ie Pro3eiFrung BON
Charles Dliuer, alias Sobn Stetgel, altas
| ,,Butd, >" bes RitnugeIlugten uSlintps," 1T
| MN enogitltig auf ben 6. Suni anberaumt
pOrSeu. guf Riuer if bes MOrSeS I'M cts
| fen @rube ansetlnst unO bat bereitS einges
hunSen, baB tr ftd5 in Der iragliden gtaht
unpeit Der @Obuuu9 Oes @EmorOeteH ant'
| hipIt
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99ttS Oct Snasesba,tptffaot.
Aniprdds Aaf sGaosaerTas flr SsrInIt Bon
gripateigeatban I'M ArmssSisnft.

Raibtngton. 3. G., %. Wui.- Die
Ipplitaion bonn Sergeanten Sinnes, ebsoem
bonn Z. Saoallerte' '8egimeut, nm eineH Wtdna
oanus Sete1i, pel4er ben SrIe9slefretar
stuinseu ioate, iiber BEN gniprud oes Petens
ten anf griat tttr Briuateigeutbum, tpeltes
er oerIor, p1breno Der Sergeant fid Inter
benz BeIeble bes 9teutenout8 @arlin9tou in
Der SolGrregiou befano, su entibetben, ges
lanQte heute i'm General. Sermin oes 9ertdjTS
,ur 8erbanoluH9. Der aupalt Der Regie'
ruug ertldrte, Der Setretdr lei g8iIens, cine
@ntiheibuug iiber Die NugeIegeubett abiI9e'
ben. Sinners AHwalt wi(ligte baraufbin in
bic GbpeiiuHg Der appIifutiOn yobne Sorur'
theiln elm, inter Der Bebinsusg, bGB Der Ses
tretGr nift nur iibtr Den ldmeben0en AHs
Inrudh, IonOern aud iiber ale unOeren i'm
ipriid1e fir Sertuf bon Briuateigenthum IN
Der Irmee, bic lett Der 4nnabme oes oiess
be,iialiheu @eiees8 bonn Sabre 1885 oorlte=
oen, entI6eioeH iOa. SetretGr @Hoicott bat
fid bisbsr inter Der Nngabe, baB OaS Seiet
niht rentlit 9ennS lei, 9enei9ert, bic Sale
in Betraft ;u 5teben. giabe5u 200 berarti9s
Guipride iut IN Der S1we6e.
GtH' ttaS MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der @bef 6es ftatifii6en 8iireaus erFatte
| folgenoeu Beridt tber ben gSerth Der Sin
un6 ausfubr N dbreue Der am 80. april 1884,
uerfri6eneH bier, jebu uuo 3p0lf Wouut
I'M &ersleife gu ben eutipre9euOen BeriOber
bes borbergebeubeH Sabres:
9as iatsrFaatEtdle gertsbrs8sies.
Die v8Offcns 4lbanp giieubuSn" bat be
Der 8un6es Gtienbabn @omL.tiitoH BE
| idp.rSe sesea foIgeuOe Sabns@eieuiaaftel
| gefGhrt: p8Ofon'2Opea'," ;" p&oncorOz zgtortb
ern," v&eutral Sermonts" unb D8rauo
Erunt.8abusGomp." Die 8tiaperSe geb
bubin, buB Die seuaunt,n @sieaiaaiteu unite
benz gtameu ,Jlntionat. .0espat4s2tnie" mad
aenifTen 6tGtipuen I'M gReten geu1einam
| Sru9t= Carrie nuf9efteat habeH, tpeIhe nteorI
! ger eien, ais Serienige Der nit Oen betreTen
SEN 8abAeu conturrireneen SoitoH' atbaup
Snbn."
Mebrere Sertreter bon @lieubabn SeIeu
| ifaiten eri6ieneu Dor Der @ommlircn, In
ibre 9riinoe iir bic auihsbuug Der zion
and short haul. .nSlauIel aHiuaebeH, eints
Sertreter Der uBennipIoania Sabn" opPO
nirten Der be3iisliden BetitlOu.
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Bort 90 Arlington, 8isc., 25. 0tai.
- @roSes &rfounen CAB fi4 bier fuub, ais
Grnff Bfeihsr, Der Die @rmor6un9 oes &bas.
Sinapaub i'm Spantee =@ountp einsefanoeu
bate, bonn hieiigen @efdnsusnis mad yeit'
maniee trenSporttrt puroe. @efern wurOe
nun Der Sruub Der sSo1iitaffuua bes Yfeiffer
beIannt gemadt. Ntau bate namlid, beiiirds
tet. baB tslielbe bon feiueu Spiessceaeu
befreit nerben piiroe. Der @efaugeue ot
eiuer pcblOrganiiirteu 8anoe uon R0roern
urO Rduberu auSeb0rt baben. ale TldHe
pareH bsreits gtle9t, unS es bunoelte ii9 unr
nod barnt1. ab5uDnrten, bis ssrpiiis Dttt'
gItsher Der 8naOe aus bem 3u9tbauie eut'
lafsn pirfen. Bietffer muroe bes lanGsn
@ertfus miite unb nOufdbrte bic Ebat auf
feline eiseue &etnuns. Ole county. Seam
ten ia8eH, bas fle bic Rameu Der augebli4eu
&eritr0rer tenneu uuS aud Don 6ereu 4b.
iidbt. &isiher 3u beireieu, in SeuutniB geiest
ne!otn ielsH.
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Gin ncttes N NOnnpol.

81. 2ouis, 25. @ai.-@m biefges 8latt
tuiu piiieu, baB stR PIuH 3ur &ouiOlioiruug
aIIer &iebSiidterz SHterefen i'm Berte III uno
baB eire Gompa9nie 9ebilbet ipsrOen ioa,
pelde SSeioelGnbereien uno Bteb gum 28ers
the bon SIS, 100000 conttOlirt. Der BlaH
Iteiut BON Der :, ,gB1Omiuss StOd'Gfocintton"
in @bepenne angeregt tpOrbeu 3u ieiu HHo ii
elm Auspuhs Ser Dor mehreren Sabren be-
oounenen Gombinationeu fleiuerer Siebji9
Ter 5u @ompaguie'n. Ser Iar3Itae Saute,
rutt Der @ebriioar Oman Iaeint benz lluter.
nebmeu f0rberlih. &iele rambafte gten'
Oorfer, B6iIa0elpbier uub 8ofouer, iOptC
aub etlide eugltIde uno idotlii9e SapitaIt.
fen iint on Dem Blaue betbeiligt.